Sylvie Ivanova | Mysterious Megaliths & Hidden History

00:05 This puppet master's almost surely have up to clearly maybe something heavy And until you've thoroughly tested every last horse just think you know the less you really do That's true, Dr. Seuss Where would we be without T.H.C.? Cause' we know they're lying to us Just don't know Without T.H.C The Higher Side Jack Show A wooden company

00:44 Hallelujah, Hiresight Chatters from sunny San Diego! I of course am Greg Carlwood and today is a great show with returning guest Sylvia Ivanova from the New Earth YouTube channel. I love talking to her about the past and various megaliths because not only does she have an interesting position but she also pays a lot of attention to sites and ruins that largely go unnoticed when it comes to the big names in the field that we typically see I definitely learned new stuff in this one, and that's a beautiful thing. Of course English is not her first language so when the interview was done she emailed me and said she had some additional thoughts to the questions i asked her and she sent me a handful of additional audio clips

01:26 And it's great that she cares so much and is willing to put even more into the process when sometimes just getting people to show up can be difficult. But the reason I preface this show with this is because, sometimes when you record audio in a different environment, it just sounds different. So there isn't a lot I can do about that! It has to do with the room, how far you are away from the mic your tone recording locally versus recording over Skype and there's just no way to make it seamless. So when it applied I added her new audio to the end of our answers and that sounds a little jarring at times but you end up with about an extra half hour show so I think it's a win! It's not the kind of thing you can just throw in there without telling people either because it is odd so just a heads-up

02:11 but I was happy to get into a topic that's deep and rich and has nothing to do with politics or the election cycle drama. I just think sometimes we need unplugged from that so brace yourself, and let's do the damn thing Megaliths Lost Civilizations and The Chronological Cover-Up with Silvie A Ivanova Drink a little drink my friend Smirk a little smirk it looks like mystical blood Studying up this show We're diving down the rabbit hole, trying to relax. I am psyched!

02:53 Alright Hiresight Chatters, we know the parasites of the Vatican and the Holy Roman Empire are responsible for quite a few crimes against humanity but one of the most interesting manipulations that has been suggested is the vast alteration of the human timeline. It seems a very good case can be made that during the Reformation period in the 1500s a campaign was launched to install new royals across Europe and restructure history to justify their rule and obscure past that wasn't under their control As far-fetched as it might sound, the facts remain that most of our chronology was written by a handful of Jesuit monks and in the introductions of their own work they fully admit to translating recording and correcting the documents they synthesized before convenient destruction of source material.

03:37 So do we just blindly trust the deceptive authorities or do we work to undo the damage and re-examine the human story with what little we have left? Well, that has been the noble goal of today's returning guest Sylvie I. Ivanova who has been examining the world's megaliths and ancient ruins to try to reconstruct a picture of the past that gets closer to truth and allows us to rely on what we can see with our own eyes rather than what is written in corrupted history books and she lays this all out on her New Earth YouTube channel and her website megaliths.org She's one of my favorite people on the planet, Sylvie! Welcome back! Hello Greg thanks for inviting me again Of course it's great to talk to you I'm always impressed by the videos you put out i also really need to thank you again for the hours and hours you put into helping facilitate and translate our interview with Alexander Koltepin

04:28 To translate four pages of questions into Russian, conduct the two-hour interview then listen back to it and rerecord his responses in English for me. I mean that was a lot of work and so many listeners appreciated it but we didn't really get to hear your thoughts on it did you get any new insights from Alexander during that process? No, because I made an interview with him before that and asked him very similar questions. Fair fair! Well thanks again, I do know it was time consuming and the people really liked being able to reach past the language barrier like that He has a lot of intriguing work from the study of other humanoids like dwarves and elves To those ancient vehicle tracks he's found

05:11 It was a real pleasure just to be apart of that. And it's awesome to have you back, we decided to do this now because you just came back from doing some field research in Italy which your going to making a documentary about soon but tell us about that trip why Italy? Why Italy? Because it is literally full of ruins. They are in everybody's backyard, that is especially in the area north of Rome where we spent 10 days In certain areas even most of the modern roads are built on top of rock-cut roads left by this ancient civilization

05:55 Almost everybody who has a garden, has this type of ruins in their home. Very few of them are labeled as historic sites because it's so many thousands of them! Just the sheer amount of ruins made me go there And what I was asking myself is why do they look the same as similar rock cut ruins that are found in a belt stretching from China to Portugal, in great concentration. And even possibly on other continents South and North America Indonesia Japan but those are more isolated cases but this belt is just full of them

06:42 So that's what made me go there and I don't regret for doing so. Yeah, I saw the trailer that you laid out and it looks like there are quite a few things like ancient garages There is also this area that looks like its been bored out that you could almost park a train in pretty impressive! yeah thats the association everybody in the group could make when we saw them they were just long and dark, and all of them with uniform cuttings on the floor like the floor was recessed. And there were quite a few of them! So since we saw so many garages already this could not be an ordinary garage anymore... ...so this must have been for the trains! And do we find those same type of tracks in Italy too?

07:34 Oh yes, Italy is full of tracks. Definitely and very unusual markings on the tracks and just a few days ago I saw the photos from the newly discovered field in Turkey and over there I see the same strange tracks. So who do you think is responsible for these ruins or structures that you found? Is there any way to say or get any kind of insight into who they might have been? Yes, I can definitely say for sure that there was a single civilization. It has distinctly at least two layers one of them much older

08:15 or two groups of layers, even maybe that much. But the older one definitely stretches at least from China to Portugal and the somewhat younger looking one stretches all the way from like Jordan in the Middle East Spain and Portugal. Who has built that? We don't even have a name for this civilization because nobody bothered to study it so far. The mainstream historians, it doesn't fit into the picture they have been preaching so they're not interested with all

08:52 how they even have destroyed the ruins, valuable and very interesting ruins from this civilization. So they're not interested in it then ordinary people are just practically they're not noticing them We had a local guide, Simon. He is the viewer of my channel and he first got in touch with me when I announced the Italy expedition and he lived right in the heart of this region And on his first email he wrote to me... I think you will be disappointed! You are talking about these holes that we used to store our garden tools in

09:33 And after that, I mentioned to him a few interesting places and when he went and visited he was shocked himself what he discovered. Yeah it's impressive! There is also...I think...was it that video where you found tunnel systems that were too small and narrow to have been built by humans? Now that's something else. This one at least has a name, it is called Erztal, the single word for Erztele in German. They have a German name because they are mostly in German speaking regions like Germany, Switzerland and Austria. Those are very similar to these ruins I am talking about and they probably

10:19 could be classified as one of the later layers of this enormous rock cutting that has been going on in antiquity, which the most amazing of everything according to everybody in the group is the Mount of Ruins. Many millions of people must have been in this civilization it's not something small yeah...it's just everywhere I mean even as you drive on the sides of the road everybody everywhere hewn stones right angles Just everywhere.

11:02 That is one of the major points here. It's kind of what you're contending, is that these remnants of ancient civilization are all over Italy in cities and the backyards along the roads and people don't even realize what they're seeing but you recognize the same cuts and styles all over the place And it's indicative of a lost far-reaching culture hidden in plain sight and seeing the ruins You do make a great case! One example you show in the footage is a picture of what's described as a Roman era gate but it's clearly patched into a much older wall and it makes for a good example of this obscurification of history, doesn't it? Yeah you're talking about the amphitheater in Sutri right? Yes. Before visiting I was always under the impression that the Roman looking gate was added afterwards

11:54 I don't know why I thought like that. But when I was there, I was looking carefully at it and then I noticed actually this gate is kind of geopolymer with lines drawn on it and then I asked the lady who was the tour guide over And she said, oh no no this full gate was added by the restoration team. I was shocked! This is obvious forgery they just put the full Roman thing to make it look Roman and i was like really? I was so surprised I asked her openly how could they do that to put such a roman patch on this old amphitheater and she

12:45 looking at me with questionable eyes. She says, what do you mean? But this is a Roman amphitheater! I said, what do you mean it's Roman amphitheater? You have thousands of... In this very archaeological park you have thousands of what you call Etruscan necropolises. It is another question if they are such indeed but you call them Etruscan necropolises and this is clearly a part that is in the same style with the same age There is no doubt it's part of it. The necropolis was on its walls! So I asked her, how can you call this amphitheater Roman if it's obviously not Roman?

13:31 Well, she said you know what? They must have hired local workers and they made it in their own style. You mean the Romans right yeah this seems like the story unravels when you start asking just a couple of questions But I heard something else, another piece of information much more precious from this very same lady who was actually very sincere. She openly spoke with me without... because other tour guides if you start asking too many questions they feel personally offended but this one was very sweet actually so she was sharing with us and she mentioned that she works

14:12 at this archaeological park since year 2001. She remembers clearly that when she started working, the steps of the amphitheater were much sharper So even within such a short span of time, they have eroded so much. And this confirms once again what I have been already suggesting in older videos that erosion is much faster than usually people are led to believe by mainstream geology

14:52 Right and that gets into the point that I mean of course we've talked about the fact that you can't really trust The dating methods that the establishment relies on but it seems like your opinion is that they're much younger And in a lot of cases than were told as opposed to the alternative which usually says that they're far far older Yes, now another conclusion. A very important one that I made after this expedition and that will sound absolutely revolutionary probably to many listeners is about the age of these famous polygonal megaliths because we saw them as well in Antika Norba and in Amelina they have gigantic polygonal walls

15:39 quite huge blocks, almost human-sized. It's very different when you visit and see the ruins in their natural environment. In this case I must say that both Mainstream historians and alternative ones I think are severely mistaken with their age. I didn't have any prejudice how old they were, in the past i always said that I really don't know but now I do have an opinion And I will tell you what it is based on...I saw really old stuff

16:19 I saw how it looks, it is buried with clay. It bears little connection with the current ground level. Huge blocks turned over, severe erosion... These things that I just listed are not very well visible on the huge polygonal megaliths They're very near to the current street level They are relatively well preserved while the older rock stuff that lays next to them and is made of the very same stone under the same conditions is much, much more eroded. So I can tell you for sure that these things are not... want to speak with 12 000 years old just by their looks I would doubt they're older than 1000 years This is from the looks only

17:13 Otherwise, taking into consideration other factors I would say maximum couple of thousand years. Wow. Yeah, you really bring that stuff forward and I have heard you put it that anything older than 200 years in terms of our history is highly questionable anything older than 500 is probably pure fantasy and That probably sounds pretty far out for some people but could you paint us a picture of what you think might have been going on six or seven hundred years ago? Well, maybe at that time they were building these megaliths. Also once I saw this overall situation with how young they look then other things started coming up in my mind. I also realized that the alternative researchers they looked at them taken out of context. They show you a really magnificent polygonal wall in Peru

18:12 and they tell you, this could not have been built by the Incas with their primitive bronze tools. Actually we don't have any reliable information about the Incas. We are told that it was based on the first documents of colonizers, those documents were never published. They are locked until now they were not published when they were written why they were hiding them people must have been interested at that time America was discovered why they were hiding them from the very beginning and none of them are available in original and some of them are not even available in edited form so

18:49 It's absolutely unfair to base their dating, to say they're older than the Incas because the Incas had only primitive tools. How do we know what tools the Incas have? Also, we find other types of skeletons over there with red hairs elongated non-human looking how do we know what kind of tools those beings had and they are not those funny skulls, they are not much older. So I don't see any problem because you're asking about the time period five or six or 700 years ago maybe those beings were building together with the local people maybe in Peru and everywhere else these polygonal walls. I don't see any problem with that because at

19:34 For example, elongated skulls are found in Europe as well. It's just a hypothesis I'm not saying particularly there is any connection between the elongated skulls and the polygonal amygdala walls but It's just an option. Also, this dating that I'm saying they are very young is based on the fact that they're taken out of context and not like in their entirety. The researchers who talk about 12 000 years ago don't take into consideration that we have such walls incorporated

20:10 medieval fortresses in Japan, in Europe. The French aqueducts are also relatively very young just a couple of hundred years ago or what to speak of Saint Petersburg the megaliths there are huge very similar to those of Peru like identical looks built few hundred years ago And Armenia, in Armenia also we have amazing polygonal stuff. Very hard stone how did they put it? And it's not just one place, its couple of them over there in Turkey and Armenia so when we say the date for 12000 years We should no exclude all these other stuff then we can get a correct idea of everything

21:00 So last time we talked and we discussed the elite changing, altering the timeline restructuring our human history to fit what they want us to know and what justifies their rule. And that's a pretty radical idea that a lot of people were super interested in but the biggest criticism that people came back at me with was looking at the history of inventions and tools like from the wheel up two vehicles and rockets on the internet that we have now it's easy to kinda trace that history and it's hard to you know undo that in our heads because when we look at these sites were talking about these megalithic sites they require some high technology to put them together and we don't find buried cranes anywhere from 700 years ago. We don't find vehicles that might have made tracks in the mud so I'm curious what you think about that like how we solve that problem?

21:58 I think, first of all people are a bit with narrow vision because they always expect higher technology to be very technical like ours. While in most cases probably it was sound based in the past and why is this sound based? Because of the legends, we always hear about the magical words how they do things with that. And also with my experience with shamanic things which sounds this is the way to do miracles! This is the main way to do miracles so they could have been using far more advanced techniques than we can imagine for example based on sound and they wouldn't require

22:48 all of these cranes and stuff. That's the first thing. Second of all, I don't think that most of this for example deep polygonal masonry megaliths required cranes or these advanced cutting machines simply because they were cast out of geopolymer. There is really overwhelming evidence of this coming from many sites not only one researcher, there is pretty convincing evidence that that has been the case mostly. Which is like advanced concrete for people who don't know right? Yeah advanced concrete For example in Peru we have a lot of cuttings on solid massive bedrocks that could not have been cast out and over there we see cutting marks that are absolutely smooth

23:44 Now, this may make some people think that they must have used some very advanced cutting machines. But again, this is not the only option. What about stone melting with sound? It's just one possibility and I'm not saying that they did it in that way. I have no proof or reason to think so but only thing I am saying there are other options. So, our style of technology is not the only possible one. This is my main answer and the second possibility that if these amazing things in the past were done with technical tools similar to ours then it's possible that only a small fraction of society had such tools or access to them

24:41 As it is nowadays, by the way. Very true! So if the machines were very few then it's not difficult that we don't find them No wonder that we don't find them I'm not saying any of these hypotheses are true The only thing I am trying to prove is That there are other options I'm with you. The lack of cranes doesn't prove that it was only aliens. Yeah, yeah those are fair points!

25:19 And as far as the actual tools that were used, the tools that produced those tool marks that seem above our technology. For example a circular disk with diameter of 2-3 meters and yet only couple millimeters wide This is far above us we don't have material from which we could make such a disk it would break with the first rotation if we try to. So recently in Russian laboratory they examined some of the stones that had on them

25:58 tool marks of such advanced machinery, they carefully compared them with the marks left by modern circular discs stone cutting machines and the conclusion was that the marks left by the old cutting instrument are so fine and they leave such a smooth surface that as if though The stone was not cut using gross material force as our cutting machines, but as if it was disintegrating the material as it goes. As if it was cutting through butter

26:40 So the fact that on some old stones we see tool marks that somewhat resemble the tool marks left by current machinery, that should not make us automatically assume that the tools were also like ours. For example stone cutting machine with disc, well with a bit better specifications but still something similar an improved model. Now there is no reason to think that it was simply an improved model Well, at the same time we do have old descriptions of cutting discs. The name of one of them would be Sudarsana Chakra from the Vedic literature. It is used as a weapon and many other things by Vishnu Krishna and other incarnations of the underlying creator spirit of goodness.

27:39 And so Sudarsana chakra would travel great distances in no time and perform all kinds of tasks, and nowhere there is any mentions of cables hanging from it. Just on the opposite, it is clearly said it operated with the power of wish. With the power of thoughts! The power of will! Even primitive chaps like us have detected in our laboratories that thoughts do have the power to produce purely material impulses in matter, electromagnetic in nature so we shouldn't be surprised at all if a disc operates powered by thought

28:21 In the book of Enoch there are also some descriptions for some sort of old magical machinery and there is no mention at all that it needed an electric power supply or some sort gigantic metal structures to support or move the giant stones it was working with. Yet, it easily handled with the power of magic only absolutely massive stones For example, the huge megaliths at the bases of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem seem to have been built with the help of such machinery. Sure enough, the reality corresponds to an old book! There is a visibly distinct older layer in the Temple Mount and it does consist of such gigantic stones that happen to have this technobook

29:21 So to say. And needless to say, it was all powered again by magic! And if we're talking about the period of the Reformation, this 1500s era as the point when these parasites took over. Well that's right in line with the invention of the printing press – the first technology to facilitate widespread distribution of information And every other iteration, newspapers radio TV film it's always been distributed from the top with plenty of indications that deception and propaganda was used in these mediums from the get-go. Why should the printing press have been any different? You can almost say that from the shutting down of magic back in the day and this point where we have the iteration of the printing press right on up to the modern internet

30:18 These are the technologies of the parasites and some of the next best options that emerge once the original more earth-based technologies that we were using for however many years were removed. Yes, I get your point. Fomenko also makes the point that when they started printing immediately they started with very large volumes like four bricks put together this big there was no gradual evolution and immediately they started one Abbey printed 100 volumes of something the other one 200 of history and the other one 200 more It wasn't a gradual evolution.

31:02 What I find very interesting is the way of distributing information in the past according to the description in the Vedas. They talk about times when people needed to hear a given book only once and then they would memorize every single word of it forever, so that kind of memory we had thousands of years ago So, so and then we evolved to what we are now. Right devolved down you were talking about that 12000 years ago time period that very trendy time period in the alternative culture right now and

31:48 A lot of the center of that is Gobekli Tepe. And one thing I find interesting is that it's sort of common knowledge that Gobekli Tepe was intentionally buried, but researchers seem to treat that like some big mystery—you know why would they do this? But if a parasitic elite was trying to cover up the past, it seems pretty clear why someone might bury a site like Gobekli Tepe Yes, I do agree with you. But in terms of the popularity of Gebekli Tepe it has gained lots of popularity recently and that's great because we have some examples of art that could be very very old possibly the site is really old or to be more precise the older layer with the dinosaur carvings and T-shaped

32:38 stones that could be somewhat old. While the other layer, that consists of primitive stonework basically mostly of undressed stones going in circle and connecting the bigger T-shaped blocks... That seems Probably very, very recent to me. It could be even medieval at least its style resembles that of the Roman and Medieval times And not only it belongs to a distinctly different style of building, but also this primitive stonework often overlaps the depictions on the old stone of figures and animals. Which definitely suggests that these circular walls were not part of the initial design

33:36 But also we should not forget that Gebekli Tepe has acquired its recent fame due to mainstream historical dating, which again and again has turned out to be total joke and lies. Sometimes clear fraud... We can only make guesses about the age of Gebekli Tepe could be old or not But very few people are aware that we have historic sites, that are not very famous and are definitely much more impressive and much older. Some examples would be the numerous rock-cut ruins near Atlit in Israel or Sierre de San Cristóbal in Spain or the Aegean castles of Turkey

34:29 Now, why am I so confident that they are much older? For example at Lyd. Those ruins are cut out of solid bedrock in some cases that the bedrock is a very hard variety of stone. So partially of course they're covered with soil but at places they were exposed And over there you can clearly see how parts of the buildings, part of the walls have been eaten up by erosion. And they are smoothened in such a way that it is absolutely crystal clear that some chunk of the wall falling earthquake. It was only erosion, most definitely! Now in reality if we have to be honest we have absolutely no clue what is the speed of erosion even

35:19 The mainstream estimations are total fantasy. But we can make a very important parallel with the Peruvian polygonal megaliths for example, because some of them are also made of very hard variety of granite! Now those megaliths have been exposed to the weather at least for couple of thousand years, at least 500 years let's say. If not much much longer which is also possible and still they look brand new as if a built yesterday on most of the famous Peruvian polygonal megaliths the visible signs of erosion are simply not there so just imagine in relation to that how long would have been atlit rocket ruins exposed to the weather

36:12 so that entire parts of the wall, in some cases few meters high would get eaten up by erosion. And when I say rock cut ruins please don't imagine some sort of grotto like those primitive men of Stone Age as we are short like Fred and Barney. absolutely massive walls, the height of a few stories maybe 10 meters high. And then in Spain we have Sierra de San Cristóbal which is

36:52 made in a style absolutely identical to that of the ruins of Atlit. Same 6-10 meters high walls that appear to be remains as if they were surrounding some sort of assembly halls or maybe gardens, but probably not because also underground there are vast holes with very high ceilings And all that stretches for many square kilometers is just absolutely vast and huge. It's close to the public

37:29 Axis is difficult or impossible, also very deep shafts. And even if you get inside... If you attempt to get to the really big portions of the underground parts of it and then sooner or later you see a modern wall just cutting your axis off So, what I want to say is that I'm not saying there wasn't advanced civilization 12 000 years ago. But they were not building polygonal megaliths for sure That's interesting. Yeah, and so you know we mentioned earlier just to just so everybody is clear We mentioned earlier that some of these sites that are were told or thousands of years old might actually only be hundreds of years old What do you think the oldest? Structures that we can see our how old do you think the oldest ones might be that we can see oh I have no clue but the once I mentioned in Israel

38:30 could be the oldest I can think of right now. They look similarly eroded to these Aegean castles of Turkey and all these rock cut ruins that belong to the same... The Aegean castles, they belong to the style that I was researching in Italy and Spain. And those in Israel are slightly different but the Israeli ones could be a bit older because some of them are made with very hard variety of stone while in Turkey and in Italy, they were mostly cut into tufa stones which means compressed hardened volcanic ash. So that's sometimes very soft. Right on so it's very hard to put any kind of date on these things because there is really no dating method that you would really trust that's out there right?

39:33 I trust a certain dating method, but I can't find enough people to extract information about it. As I have said many times the way to find out our true history is through trans states The easiest method to do it nowadays are the past life regressions. If regressionists from all over the world gather together and start recording pieces of history told by their clients, we can

40:12 recover the true history very quickly because when unrelated people from different continents start telling a story about certain historic event, then most likely that's how it was. It is very easy to recover our histories just the question of making the people aware how to do it And I'm doing it. Well, I know that you're also very well versed in ayahuasca and the spiritual realm and communicating with entities that might be on that side have you talked to any entities that might give you insights into the past like Shiva or some of the other ones? I've heard you mentioned before

40:52 No, unfortunately I don't feel that I am very well versed in these things. That's the main problem and that is why I need to go on expeditions to try and find out the truth! No, I have never spoken with any entity regarding history. I have had a couple of very brief historic visions I'm not as good in Ayahuasca as I should be. I am excellent compared to the average level of people who are doing it.

41:29 On Earth now, then you can say I'm very well versed. But otherwise, I think I know nothing about it unfortunately from my perspective. Understood! You're being pretty humble of course but you do plan to continue down the path of ayahuasca insights and experiences right? Maybe in some type of teaching capacity? Yes, this is how I envision my old age when i'm 70 or 80 just conducting ceremonies. What else to do? You know old people they don't require so much sleep! Right But in terms of plans for the foreseeable future some friends of mine are actually

42:15 trying to open a fully legitimate ayahuasca center here in the so-called advanced world. And if that happens, I will be glad to join them and help Not necessarily in a capacity of shaman, because being a shaman is not as glamorous and exotic job as it may seem to many people. To some it may seem to be only about smoking aromatic herbs in the fancy pipe and chatting casually with angels fluffing

42:57 their wings around you, but this is so far from the truth. This line of thinking is like that of a person who thinks I will become a surgeon so that I can watch naked chicks all my life. You will be seeing something radically different on the surgical table all your life if if you become a surgeon, and in the similar way becoming a shaman means daily encountering dragging out of people the ugliest and most nasty creatures that you can't even see in this world. But I do believe that making ayahuasca available for everybody who wishes that

43:43 is probably the fastest way to raise the level of consciousness of the planet. I'm not saying ayahuasca is the only spiritual practice or that it's the best spiritual practice, but I definitely think it delivers the fastest results For example, you may go to some Buddhist gathering or seminar or yoga something of that sort and they will tell you that you are a particle of this underlying creator spirit. And that if you conduct your daily activities from this point view instead of the egoistic one that is always profit-oriented

44:28 Then gradually your consciousness will be emancipated. It will be, but it will take ages because after this seminar you'll return home and you're likely sooner or later to face problems like having to go to unpleasant work for many hours, then you start thinking where is this underlying creator spirit? If he was so full in love and I'm a particle of him how come i ended up in this unpleasant situation and why doesn't the spirit come to help me pay my rent so that I can find some time and meditate on him. And so one would slide back in the modern, so-called normal way of life which is full of sadness, depression, bitterness arrogance disappointment and so on

45:17 But ayahuasca is a radically different type of teacher. It will not give you lectures, nor it will tell you what to do. It will simply take you by the hand and show you in absolutely straightforward and practical terms that you are an infinite spirit made of love For many people this would happen within the first few ceremonies others may need much more sessions But eventually it does happen to everybody. And then as the student of Ayahuasca perceives more and more how his own being is woven from this material, this underlying goodness one doesn't need to be told how to change one's ways and behavior and intentions and priorities It happens automatically! It's just a normal sequence of understanding who you are

46:11 Now and then I get letters of concern from some of the viewers on my YouTube channel. They would go like this, I love your historic videos but i'm concerned about your soul because you drink ayahuasca and evil spirits are talking to you! Yes, I absolutely guarantee and confirm this and tell this openly if you drink ayahuasca sooner or later you're sure to meet one spirit, evil spirit. Most probably it will be very evil and I can tell you who it is exactly! That's your own dark side and as far as our dark side...I'm aware of only four options the first one is to face it understand what does it feed on

47:00 Dissolve it by giving it no more food and transforming yourself into angel. The second option is to know that you have a dark side, but to be afraid to face it. The third one is out of stupid pride to convince yourself that you do not have any dark side at all and the fourth one is to actually embrace it and lead some sort of devilish existence even while you're in human form. Damn! That's interesting... I guess we all have a dark side we're going to have to do something with, ayahuasca or not. And another tool for insight into the true history that you had mentioned last time was remote viewing. Have there been any advancements on that front at all since we last talked?

47:51 I'm still trying hard. I am left only with one remote viewer, Mike Herberts He's a good viewer Just few days ago i gave him a target It is now revealed so i can tell you it was these high towers in Tibet Right on So I'm just giving you an example of how is our remote viewing project going on. And he got back to me, he described Lhasa very well He even mentioned that these are the people from Tibet! He was so close to the target. He described the village and everything but he never saw the towers! Wow... So definitely remote viewing can be abused but with one person

48:38 I can still do relatively very little. I was feeling as if he's watching from the tower so he sees everything else around himself. Very well could be! And you mentioned past life regressionists, and I know that you interviewed Peter Petrov a past life regressionist from Bulgaria and I really liked that interview And with this reconstruction, what sorts of insights have you gotten from his work into people's past lives? Are there certain patterns that are forming or certain revelations people have said about their past lives that you found particularly insightful? Particularly insightful.

49:19 don't have new information from him. But I remember, for example other past life regressions that i have read For example some lady was recollecting how probably 1000 years ago Im 99% sure she was whatever sister of a priest high priest in Egypt and even as close as 1000 years ago they were having that high magic or technology, I don't know if you can call it that way. That they were trying to even resurrect dead people to put them back in their bodies! They were... At least those who were educated the priests could go in and out of their body at will

50:12 And the main thing about these past life regressions is what was important for the people in the past. It wasn't so much the cell phones and gadgets. That's why we have difficulty understanding, and we tend to make wrong guesses about how and why things were because we have absolutely different priorities compared to them. We don't understand their mindset that is the main problem. Once we start understanding what is spirituality because

50:47 From my point of view, people don't even know what spirituality is all about. Some think it's some faith in fantasy or believing in ghosts or believing in something... It's actually spirituality is understanding who you are, what is your soul. But people have not only turned away from it they don't even know what is it nowadays so I think when we start understanding what it is and start feeling that it is interesting then the history may open for us. Right very well could be

51:26 I also wanted to talk to you about the evidence for ancient wars or really powerful weapons and the destruction of areas because this is talked about sometimes in alternative circles, and usually they cite the sand glass as possible evidence of this. But i've heard critics say that a meteor could also cause that deform but there are other pieces of evidence of ancient weaponry used outside of that right? Can I answer from a very high perspective mystical one? Please! You know, even when the comet falls this can be a weapon itself. Because in the way the gods were fighting according to legends they would throw celestial bodies or gods of demons it's maybe more suitable word

52:21 The demons would throw entire celestial bodies at our planet. And in addition to that, everything is penetrated by this all-pervasive consciousness even the meteor is not dead Well, that's a fair point. As hard as it might be to attribute damage to either a natural disaster or technological weapon of some kind... It might not even matter! If you think everything has consciousness and there are unseen forces influencing events it gets almost impossible to separate the two but in terms of the evidence for some kind of weapon

53:00 There are areas like the old Indus Valley civilization that I've heard you talk about where it looks like many people died suddenly, en masse in the streets. Where skeletons are preserved huddled up as if they were running from something that wiped them all out and that's pretty odd wouldn't ya say? Yeah, probably it was a result of some weapon because that's what we read in the history of that region. Actually that region has remarkably well preserved written history, the Vedic literature so over there the finds perfectly correspond to the history of the region. Those who consider it to be fantasy and legend, that is their problem! I see no ambiguity over there

53:46 Everything fits perfectly. Yeah, this is how we'll find our history. So this boy he's not even into history he is just developing his mystic powers He sees things in dreams...He had some feeling inside feeling that there was a town here Some feelings..He saw some people

54:23 screaming and this and that, and he went to the museum. And he found out that indeed there was a town here on the old maps! People disappeared under suspiciously round hall... The local legends say that after this happened anybody who went to that wretched place and touched anything there was also getting very sick dying and the symptoms were very similar to those of somebody who would have been in contact with radiation.

55:01 This is really a superb example of how we can, of how even non-historians discover pieces of the history. Yeah I love that it's like we need to trust our modern shamans but that lake story was so interesting because apparently old maps don't have the lake there they actually have the city and all the surrounding areas are as they're thought to be. And apparently this was two or three hundred years ago that some of these maps have a city there, and that really does kind of give credence to your position that a lot of these ruins or the destruction of cities wasn't as far back as people say

55:43 Yes, and now to return back to the Italy expedition a very perplexing thing for all of us who were there we were like 12-13 people is these rock ruins. We consider them they look preflood because they're multi storied often and entire stories of them are just clogged with clay covered with earth layers. It's not some sort of a historic, what they call it the cultural layers with some ceramic... It is just pure clay few meters high on one side which looks like great flood to me and we saw this all over and yet on the other hand the tool marks or many of them were very very fresh

56:39 And this is on a relatively soft variety of stone. This is very perplexing actually! Not only they look pre-flood but also like these streets, these rock cut streets In many cases, they end abruptly at very high cliffs and below are forests and valleys and villages. Medieval villages... So obviously these are very old ruins from the destruction of how the earth layers were turning And on the other side On the sides of this rocket streets which were

57:20 not which were used for a long time, which are even still in use. We see very fresh cutting tool marks. This is quite mysterious and that is on soft stone so yeah. Interesting it is a lot and you know we're talking about the idea of massive destruction I have speculated, and I'm curious if you have any thoughts on it. But I wonder if the recovery of ancient weapons or lost knowledge could be the reason why there's still all this fighting for control of the Middle East in modern times? Might there be secrets still left uncovered or potentially technology or weaponry even if its just things that are written about? I wonder if that isn't part of the subtext for why there is so much

58:15 Fighting with the superpowers over that region could be but I don't have any information about this Fair fair and on this kind of same theme of destroyed cities and cultures We know nothing about. I've heard you say that the biggest country That seems to have been removed from history entirely is one called Totaria if i'm pronouncing it, right? That is somewhere in modern russia Tartaria, yes. Well it was much bigger initially covering probably most of the Earth in the beginning and later on it got broken into pieces

58:55 Maybe Fomenko sees Russia as its center because he's a Russian himself, but in reality pieces of it are fought became independent under different names. Some of them were in Patagonia and Ethiopia certainly in Siberia where some of them they were fighting longer than the others But yes, this country is on all the maps. Its flag is included in a number of medieval lists of flags. It's kings like the dynasties of its king are described in historic books There was no reason to doubt that it was a country and yet it's just missing from the modern

59:50 history textbooks. Well, that's so fascinating! I love that kind of mystery and it does show that such a huge thing can be covered up and just removed from the culture entirely if they choose to do that. And i love also looking at ancient maps we talked about several the last time you were here but this is one of the best ways to learn about missing civilizations right? Yes, and particularly the maps of the sailors because the maps that were on land they got mostly destroyed during the Reformation. But because those who were carrying out the cleanup

1:00:33 It's practically difficult to go out in the seas and hunt the ships, search for maps. That is why old navigation maps are most revealing And I was also going to ask you if you've looked at or if you've heard of Friesland because I've had a few guests who have shown me some maps that have another landmass near Iceland and Greenland that has cities mapped out on it, it has the capital on it. They call it Friesland and its just not there anymore. Friesland? Yeah.

1:01:13 Maybe you're not familiar. Maybe that's a new one? Maybe, maybe I'll send you some links Yes Man i just really do love talking to you because your real gateway between the english speaking world and alot of researchers that are kind of behind the language barrier like Fomenko To some degree and like Koltepin And Are there other researchers like them That don't reach american audiences That your deriving alot of uh Your research from You could tell us about Yes, for example this boy Kuznetsov that discovered these tracks near Derankuyu in the video I published a few days ago. He is very nice. Nikolai Subotin he's also very cool and of course the king of all Russian researchers

1:02:13 Vadim Chernobrov. He is also very interesting, probably the most famous in Russia but it's very strange he makes expeditions and he does not publish the results one needs to wait a few years for for some TV or radio interview to hear about fantastic stuff and then a couple of more years to get photos of it because he does not publish any of the photos on his website. I often wonder why is he doing all this research? But the things he discovers are really fascinating and uh, he's very very meticulous in his study. No speculation no strange stuff He is really very good interesting. I will look him up another thing that came up in the coltipin interview and some of your work is

1:03:15 The idea of non-humans living in the past, you found several structures that seem to have been elf castles. At least that's what you're referring to them as right? Yeah, the elf castles... Now this is interesting and new. The elf castles called Tripin came up with this name because they look magical as if taken out from a fairy tale but I think actually they were for humans now what i saw in Italy one of these what I call layers of rock ruins because they belong to several groups one of them just out there in the forest

1:03:55 They look as if really elves lived there. They have a particular flavor to them, they are like secluded usually just one or two rooms with some very strange tunnels next to them on the back side always with fantastic views from the window and somewhat low ceilings The most cute steps on the side, if you go there you will feel as if you are in a fairy tale. If I did not have a group with me of people who wanted to research history, I would just remain there and sing Om and not go to other historic sites! We did some of that Om singing in the isolated caves we had a very good didgeridoo player in the group

1:04:53 It was truly magical. And when you see this with the high trees around, with Marita Muscaria growing around... I was surprised that one can visit a fairy tale, real one so near to Rome. And all this was found by our local guide Simon, who in the beginning was telling me that you will be disappointed by the holes where we keep our shovels! I was also impressed by the cave of swimmers in Egypt where there's some curious rock art that depicts mermaids it seems

1:05:37 Mm-hmm. Yeah that somebody submitted that to the directory and not surprised You also have a video talking about while we're on the subject of nonhumans dwarves living in Siberia Not that long ago and people used to have regular communication And trade with them apparently what can you tell us about that? That's pretty far out for some people to hear I think Yes, when one spends one's life in a matchbox then an object like a car will seem so gigantic that it will be like a fairy tale. So what else can I say? I'm sure that is true because I myself saw tunnels in Spain and Austria

1:06:28 where they're non-human. No, it's no way you can pass through what to speak of shoveling stone or digging it... Well I don't know what to recommend for people who cannot imagine that just because it seems so Weird for them if they drink I was 100 times that may help them. I believe that Apparently in this Siberian area you say in the video that diplomatic connections between the dwarves and humans was severed in the 18th century and Obviously before that we traded with them We talked to them how do we know that connection was severed in the 18th century? Is that from the local people or

1:07:17 Yeah, that's from the local people. Definitely! And in the wild areas these tribes, Chut' there are a couple of them they're similar some of them were dwarves some were people that when we started going the technological way when this started changing a lot some certain groups of people decided not to go that way but remain in the wild, not to lose their magical powers and they started mixing with all these tribes that were still doing magic.

1:07:56 who live still in the tunnels, we don't know. But the source of this information that diplomatic relations so to say... I mean just exchanging messages about trading metal stuff That is from the local people yes definitely and those who lead more traditional life in these areas till nowadays if you ask them these Chut tribes and others, these are dwarves. But if you read mainstream books they will tell you all these were normal people this was just the ancestors of the people that live there now but if you go to the people that live there now they will tell you No! These are the dwarves sometimes they kidnapped our children to take them

1:08:47 don't even like them very much. They feel offended when somebody suggests that these were their ancestors, no these are our enemies they were doing magic on us and things like that so... That's interesting do we know I guess we don't really know exactly why the connection was severed or did we have any of there any writing or anything from them? Writing from the dwarves? Yeah. No, we don't have writing but we have artifacts this kind of small iron how you call them pieces about right little figurines it looked like yeah figurines yeah and that's all we can are we to assume that the Dwarfs are still alive somewhere underground

1:09:39 Yes, occasionally there are meetings recorded that they may talk to people who for example hunters or some strange tourists who venture in really wild areas now and then they will meet the dwarf. I also thought it was interesting that they say that they found some copper areas and they started developing copper mines and found out that these mines had already been excavated and mined out a long time ago, probably by these dwarf civilizations. Yeah! That's what triggered this actually scientific expeditions in Russia to Siberia when they started developing their metal industry in the regions

1:10:24 Or places were already open. So they gathered the best scientists at that time in Russia and sent them on a couple of expeditions to find out what's going on there. So they went and found out, wrote their reports And fortunately, these reports are still available in some Russian universities. They're not taught as part of history but some students fortunately had access to them could read them and that's how we could find out about them

1:11:02 Yeah, I find that stuff really interesting because it's such evidence that somebody was there before and that they were there long enough ago that we don't even remember it. That seems like completely foreign to us and have you found anything else in the way of ancient quarries or advanced mining operations? Anything like that that really seems like a big operation of high technology from the past that doesn't fit with the official story The best example, the most applicable site for this topic would be the Longyu grottoes of China. Just a couple of mountain peaks are literally made hollow

1:11:45 inside and the two marks on the walls are one to one, same as our modern heavy equipment for mining. And officially they're declared a mystery so problem solved! They are open for public access One can visit them, but that's it. I know there are a lot of people looking into the idea of ancient quarries and stuff right now. I've had some people send me this video that is trying to make the case that the Grand Canyon is actually some ancient mining operation and

1:12:25 I don't know about that one. I don't know about the Grand Canyon, but what I found most intriguing is in the Gulf of Mexico those strange marks on the bottom enclosed body of water. I don't know if you saw them there in one of the episodes about what they call old earth ruins, that is the most convincing one because it's on the bottom and

1:13:04 Yeah, it's under the water else to say mm-hmm deep underwater and that's pretty common too I mean pretty much across the coastlines of every major continent we can find something that is right there under the water That suggests that at a previous time. There was a civilization on the old coast that was right there Sure. Yeah. Yeah, that's pretty common so another thing that you talk about fairly often is the idea that before the parasites we were a much more cohesive species. You know, there was... We are much more international and we had the kind of communication and travel that the mainstream says we didn't have they say we're all just isolated pockets And one piece of evidence said I just recently heard about from your videos is

1:13:52 This runic writing that is apparently found in Europe, Asia Africa and in the Americas to some extent. You say they're officially labeled as independent systems to hide our one big family Can you tell us anything more about this seemingly universal language or these rune writings? These runic writings I'm not sure, it doesn't really have an official name. In terms of runic maybe it's pre-runic The closest name that maybe some scholars try to put to it is pre-Sanskrit

1:14:30 That would be the keyword for this type of writing. It predates the runes, the runes are similar to it but a later development of it and definitely I showed examples from Southeast Asia, definitely a lot of it in South and North America, tons of it in Europe and Middle East These artifacts, they're not secret as such. Their existence is not disputed there found all over museums and officially accepted historic sites but simply nobody pays attention that we have the same writing all over the place how come? Yeah that's the mystery

1:15:20 But finding that, I mean that really does help give credibility to this idea of a unified peaceful past before a parasitic invasion and the Reformation period got us all out of whack. So hearing about that it only strengthens the case! Interestingly enough, similar type of writing showed on the underwater video cams that were filming the pyramid off the coast of Cuba. That is some 60 meters below sea level. And I found an interview that was taken from the archaeologists that were conducting the research and the interview was taken when this writing was first spotted at that time they were already talking about similarities to various

1:16:17 ancient European alphabets and so on, connecting with various experts in languages...in old languages. But then in the interviews that were taken from them these subsequent years they would deny answering questions about this writing they would just skip the answers and when pressed harder, they would say the waters were murky. We don't know what was it." It's exciting to tell you the truth! And as we're getting ready to wrap this up I do love the crowdsourcing approach that you take at megaliths.org and you've helped me out so much by coming on the show helping with the Alexander Koltivin episode

1:17:11 I'd love to see the audience get involved in this project and help you document things that they might be near. So maybe tell the listeners, how can people contribute to extending this catalog of ancient sites that you're working on at megaliths.org? Yes definitely! Just submit new sites it's very easy submission form is very small And yeah, this is much appreciated because it takes a long time. I have many sites on file. I just can't submit them because so I have garden also I have to do videos and things like that. I'm submitting maybe half of them the rest is users submitted. I was expecting that people will be much more active unfortunately they are not as active as I expect

1:18:01 Now I'm planning to make some videos available only for those who submit sites. Let's see if it will work That's what you gotta do, that's what you gotta do But I love it and I will say also a back you up and say that the megaliths org site is the best catalog of I've seen of ancient sites. You have so many different things i've never heard of and we can talk about it all day but you gotta see the pictures for them to really resonate, and you also have a section on the website that lists sites that your

1:18:38 looking for more photographic evidence of. You have them, you know they exist but you don't have the real person on the ground taking the photos and submitting them and that would be a good place to start for people if you just look at the list of sites that you're still looking for photos of and they might find on the map that there are near three or four of them even I did That would be the place to start And that's how someone could contribute To what i think is pretty amazing work Yes, thank you that I should have mentioned that. Thanks No worries and I also want to ask are there places where's the next expedition outside of Italy now that you've been there? Is there another place you have in mind for the future?

1:19:20 Yes, in December I plan to go to Malta and in spring I want to go to Italy again and Spain again. And maybe Turkey if it is peaceful? And...I don't know if I can do all that. Malta's definitely fascinating land of giants they said! And most importantly, I hope this winter to go to the Philippines and meet in person those famous surgeons that make surgery with their hands. They penetrate into your body and take out things from inside.

1:19:59 just with their psychic powers. So that will be the next adventure after Malta. Very exciting! Wow, well Sylvia I always learn so much from talking with you and keeping up with your videos there's so much we didn't get to talk about but there's only so many hours in the day so thanks again do you have any last words for the people before we go? Yes, the main reason for which I make my videos is to inspire people to develop their magical powers. Fair enough! So hopefully people will get working on that. Awesome! Well check out Sylvia's New Earth YouTube channel and the amazing resource that is Megaliths.org and hopefully we can talk again down the line. Take care of yourself out there. Thank you very much and have a nice evening

1:20:52 There we go. Isn't she great? Sometimes it's a bit hard to catch the names of some of these places in a way that you can find them online, but we're gonna try and do ya justice in the show notes I promise! I just love this idea that our current system of control is really only a few generations old and I think she can make a pretty good case for it. I really think the fact that Isaac Newton wrote a book on this very thing is something that should give anyone pause before they dismiss it outright. It's a wild thought exercise also, I know! It's hard to reconcile the story in your head... To rethink about how much weathering and erosion really do affect these megaliths

1:21:31 And I haven't thought about this in a long time, but let me tell you something about erosion. Growing up, I used to love going out to my cousin's house in Chicago, Joliette to be specific But behind his house was a decent sized yard and then a two lane road A median, couple extra feet, a concrete divider and then a massive cliff with a river down like 15-20 stories. A fun place for kids to throw rocks and fireworks And over the course of just the 20 or so years I'd been going there, first the erosion works right up to that road. Then it took half of that and became a one-lane road then it took the other half and just left the little median then it took that...and last I saw It had worked right up to the backyard and they had to build a big fence there. And I know there's like many different types of erosion and it's not all the same thing but that's just one example

1:22:26 Things moving pretty quickly like that house probably won't be there in 50 years And have you ever seen that show Life After People? Granted, our construction now is nothing like it was. But they talk about how after just a few decades everything would be wilded over We saw what the Rockefellers did in a much more modern age with prohibition Got everyone to forget alcohol was a viable fuel in just 10 years What could you make indigenous people forget about their traditions and ways of life and sacred sites when you impress them with your ships and guns and armor And of course, one of the first things they create is a school to reteach you things. To whitewash your history so-to speak

1:23:07 I can imagine it being so easy to get caught up in. And then the jungle reclaims those sacred sites and when they're rediscovered, the experts say oh those are thousands of years old and that's just some primitive stuff you don't need to worry about that because that's the narrative they were taught to regurgitate to get their degrees They don't really know It's interesting I think there are more learned people than I who probably pulling their hair out listening to me ramble like this as if its any way scientific but isn't worth a look? Time is just so crazy because even the official history says the Holy Roman Empire ended in... what year would you think? Would you guess 1806? I mean that sounds so recent to me. It's a lot to ponder, to say these Megaliths are only a couple hundred years old in some cases does seem pretty radical but it was only 180 years ago we were getting typhoid fever on the Oregon Trail now we have self-driving Teslas and smartphones just a hundred and eighty years later

1:24:06 But even just then, just saying it didn't sound right. I had to go look it up! But if you do... It says from 1811-1840 is when the Oregon Trail was laid down by traders and fur trappers And when it comes to the wagon trains that started in 1836 180 years ago. And if America was founded right around the same time as the big manipulation and Europe's history was altered at that point, I see why Sylvie says anything before that is suspect Think of the conquistadors and Napoleon as missions to wipe everyone out and rewrite history taking basically full control of the Western world? I mean i'm painting with a pretty broad brush and there's supposed to be about 400 years between those things

1:24:51 But I just think there's something to this. I'm running with it, heh. I'm not so sure it would be because i'm not a monotheist either. So, I see that is something old authorities crafted attacks the competition and it spread pretty damn far! That's like...a fact. So what else could they have made up or manipulated in areas of science? In areas of history? In medicine? Vatican monks wrote most of our chronology and Vatican astronomers gave us the Big Bang Theory. Are these people to be trusted? I also find it interesting when Sylvie brings up the Incas, the fact that we don't really know anything about them She noted that the records from the conquistadors are sealed. I think that's pretty interesting

1:25:41 There's probably so much in those documents. I would love to know, because another great point is that we have these elongated skulls and they do look like they're in pretty good shape the ones I've seen! I mean...I'm no expert. I couldn't try to date them accurately but these stories of giants and other beings how old are they really? How did they fit into this story? I don't know, maybe it's just the nature of things for big ideas to be traced back to only a few people. But in so many areas i think that leaves room for manipulation and makes me really skeptical some might even say paranoid but so be it

1:26:17 And of course I always talk to my guests longer for members who support the show and today is no different. In the second hour we talked about a lot of great stuff, a little about phantom lands and cultures that have been scrubbed from mainstream history but can still be found on some old maps other researchers that she has synthesized that don't reach American audiences that often, the Gregorian calendar manipulation her near-death experience and ayahuasca journeys and a really great summary of the predictions of several seers and prophets who don't get told in English all that often. All good stuff. So sign up for five bucks a month, you get the full archive free downloads of THC music You can unlock the plus portion of the iPhone app that THC has The videos from my Armenia trip with Graham Hancock that I'm still working on and the forum of course

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1:27:51 I have a hard time playing the salesman without kind of mocking it, but it is what makes my world go round and I appreciate all the support. Big thanks to Sylvie. The extra clips were also very much appreciated. I think so! I'm sure you'd agree. Check out her megaliths dot org to see a super robust catalog of sites and click on the map to find areas near you that she would love some better reference photos for She's been good to us So let's try to repay that favor and actually contribute to something important That's it for me, folks. Your move hackers of history, killers of cultures and manipulators of minds! You're fucking... Oh no you see The world isn't random It's attached to puppet strings Control over everything A nine-to-five is trying to steal ya Now don't that job seem silly?

1:28:57 Hello, can you hear me? Or should I play back recordings from some spy agency Wish we were younger and free I'll be thankful when it's all exposed The vast conspiracy There is such a difference between us And the dead run shy Hollow from a higher side They're calling out a thousand crimes They'll tell you the story Of everything that's been done Then they'll call out deception On the web that's been spawned

1:29:57 Hollow from the highest high The earth is hollow inside They'll tell you about something that no one else will Have you heard about Saturn? Have you heard about the real since the wrong? Oh, No They're cartoons, it's so typical of me to talk about this stuff I'm sorry that's good and well Did you ever hear the argument? That nothing really happens It's no secret And at the best is plus It's doubling your time

1:31:03 Hello from the higher side They're calling out a thousand cries Now tell me something the elite have done And they'll call out deception on the web that's been spun Hello from the higher side Challenging your paradigm And I'll tell you someday That the battle's begun But we can't fight it with violence The mind's where it's won At the war, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-

1:32:22 They're calling out a thousand crimes. They'll tell you something the elite have done, and they'll call out deception of the web that's been spun. Hello from the higher side! I'm challenging your paradigm And i'll tell you someday that the battle's begun But we can't fight it with violence The mind where it's won, that's the problem